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life. which, III order to fni. ous
must deliberately turn aside and seek
their danger. Ny boys. heed Gods
warning. and beware thou pass not
such s place. for within them lSsrs
the enemies OF mind, body and soul,
more subtle than any human foes.
We go onward. and again the
faithful warning rises before US
Beware Beware of false proph
cts More dangerous far than The
voice of open profanity. the undis-
guised scofer. is that which profess
ing TO teach Gods word, yet distoTts
lis plain truths. and eptwines it with
the fallacies of man: the voice that
proclaims there is no eternal recon-
pense for the violation Of Gods law
that he who Is all mereiful TO re-
ward. Is too merciful 10 punish.
Beware OF covetousness, is the
next signal of danger. and could
there be one more timely and need
full: Turn with but 5 glance TO the
daily records of our land. and see
the numbeTleSs ones engulfed in this
pitfall smoother than glass. who lie
prostrate in the darkness. pitiful
wrecks in heart and soul never again
10 breathe joyously the clear light Of
day May 1t not truly be called one
OF the most treacherous dangers
along the way?
Beware" 'Bewsre Of evil work
ers. comes again the warning. and
how many boy starting out in life
with heart lnnnocent Of all evil in
tent. Is wrecked within this waiting
snare. Where one pure soul emo
bIes blackened ones with whom il
comes in close contact. 5 hundred
are corrupted Therefore. shun
evil companions as you would conta-
gi0n. remembering il is Gods own
warning.
And now we come to the last.
.Bewarer Beware. lest any man
spoil you through philosophy and
vain deceit This warning was
placed on the roadside nearly two
thousand wears ago. Vet the pitfall it
spans i just q open. just as danger
Gus IS then. See the many, calling
themselves seekers OF God. yet
docking TO the very mouth Of the
cavern 10 look within. greedily lis
tening 10 the sounds issuing from il.
the words spoken or written. labeled
by men philosophy By God, pro-
fame and vain babbIings. opposi-
lions OF science, falsely so called.
VIII you venture thus 10 ignore the
warning. 10 risk the terrible fall,
simply 10 crafty what you call mere
curiosity: May God protect you in
such risk. for the wisdom of youth is
indeed weak to cope with the gilded
sophisiry, the vain deceits' of the
evil one
The story had ended somewhat
seriously. but it is : time for earnest
serious thought; and with the return
of the new year. may We all deter
nina IS We 90 forward in life, more
earnestly 10 heed the danger signals
God has mercifully placed along the
way; and walking more watchfully.
make HIS word truly lamp unto our
feet. and light upon our path, that
the pitfalls around Is may be safely
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ALL SORTS.
Children Starving 10 Death

Children Starving TO Death
On account Of their inability 70 digest food viii find
most marvellous food ana remedy II Scouts Euul-
SIN Yezy "a Iata5le and easily dlgested. Dr.. :
Y Cohen q waeo, Texas, Gays. 81 Lave used
your ElaUlsi0n1n Iafaatile Wasting Il not ouIy
restores wasted tlssues. bat gives strength, and
increases the appetite
Promises make debts. and debts make IRON
.ges.
For lame back. slde Or chest. use shlIohs Porous
Plaster. Priee = eenss- For sale DY Il {. Pierce
No WOMAN
5 beautiful with lad skin, covered with nf,r1es
freckIes, moth Or tan- ! hare been asked many
tines what VII remove these unslghtly bIesaisb-
e. 10 lace pants CT powders viii remove III q
= they are caused 5y impure blood- The only
sure remedy have ever seen is Sulphur Biftcrz,
and Il hundreds q cases have never known them
70 1-ll--Eaetyess Fasa1ea Gasette-
Re i = fool thzt praises himself and lie : zazd-
nl2n mat speaks Ii q himzeiE
sHIDOH's COUGH and consumption cure j.
sod 5y : guarantee. II cures e0neusaur5on.
For sale b Il {. Pierce, Druggist
Ae bear misery beet thzt hides Il naogt.
Great takers are Ike likely pitchers. everything
runs on q them
Ayers Hz.r Yigor improves the beauty Of the
hair and promotes - gfoWEA- Il pHeseEts the a.
ca1aul&,oz q dz8drua. elezuses tie scalp aad re-
stores natural color . grsy hslr. Have yog re-
eeiTed Ayers Almanac foF ne Dew yearf
Tie enrloEs VIII de bus envy never.
Wee s'aag- - egsn 5u our pleasures, but virtue
Consoles u even II pains.
sLEEPL rs NIGHTS MADE us7serea,se a., =.
Ter che cough SAlloz's l. tie rennair Ter gou
to- sac ~ IL Z Pler9e, Druggist Bzrsol.
Hare h0rse q Ezs5ne osn, and thea laayest
borrow alotaers,
nAen tie eyes beeoGae weak Or the ids lnsaned
snd sore, aAsOEGered systeE1 Or seFofalous con
alE50l q tie blO0d j. Lnaeased for srhleA Avegss
HarsaPzrillA i the bet re1aedy- i Iavlgor4ses
aas szlAllzes the blood and exsels AL huaaors.
10 oae is lool alNsEs5 every one sometimes.
8n2t = bought = cheaper than = gift
sHTLOH'S yITALIZER i what ron need s~5
constipation Lcss u Appetite, DlzzIness a8a -
o. gse4s o. Dyspepsia Price 10 40 rs esenss per
est5eg ~ Il g. Esexce' = 5srE0a-
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A mother speaking Of Dr.. Bis Bay syrup.
sa5d III j. the OnF medicine would give e ~
bzbF- A. H drug s1orEss Es1-E-1Fe ceE-s-
Tzks doSe q d. BElfs B4l1lz8azt Eillz r Eo1r
bowels z-s eostiTe, we know q - beEter med
cine
Give vour cattle D1y's Ea-ss Powder 4 they
seen ont Of coDdl-50l- Il tones Up LIE - s1ea-
Dause5s deligAt u Dse1el's BEL L04osDes
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WlNCHESTER'S

HYPOPHOsPmTE o. LIME AID SODA
= natchie-s Remedy for Consumption
u every stage II the disease. For Cough,
W AK i>anz-, Throat Diseases, I.o-- 81 Fls.b
and ApD-ttte, aud al forms ~ fsensrai UebfIity
i j. ~ uue4ualed -peelhe heisedy. Es-BH sunE
AID GET WlAClik>LEh'- PnEFkHAIi0s. = ADD
~ per bottle 5gld ~ Drugglsts. WISE fIf1--
4ER a 90, No. - Des street. New Yssk
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A thought embodied and embraced
ia fl words walks the earth living
being.

Lea th4n hail bottls Of DR.. BaIa's Cougb syrup
cured ne u severe br0nfbizl Affection.
IL. D HODSOS, - Hanoger 81, Baltinlore, I'D.
Don't.-Ifz dealer ofFers rou = botrle Of sElsa
ton Oh without labels or NrappeTss ~ NUT
Lated q del4eed package, oon't toaeb itdon'f bay
i AZ any prlee. Insist upon getfIng Pesfset IA
broken, genuine package. Price = cents bOtte.
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a WONDERFUL CLOCK

It was E quPer-looking thing that
rested on 8 Philadelphia jewelers.
case. 1t was 3 small nickel-plated
pan two inches deep and six in diam
eter. On top was an inverted coffee
cup made % ground glass. around
which were painted in big black Ar
abic figures the numerals from one TO
Twelve, and between them the gaug-
iDgs Of 3 clock dial. a little indi-
GATOR ike q clock hand was attached
to the side OF the pan and formed to
the shape Of the coffee cup or eathe-
dral dome. The coffee cup was ill.,
minated and there came from within
3 merry ticking sound. The coffee
cup Teyolves with the mechanism and
the indicator stands still. The ill.,
minati0n comes from a little lamp
inside the dome that consumes a
penDy's worth Of oil burning all
night. The time OF night or day.
for it may be used without the lamp.
can always De seen at a glance. A
simple attachment fits over the coffee
cup dial. to use for giving medicine.
Il Is little indicator placed on tie
minute for next giving medicine and
moves around with the dial to the
pointing hand. The clock will never
be popular with gentlemen who are
interested in lodge or club meeting.
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The famous Mulatos mine. regard
Ell by many as the largest gold mine
in the world. is situated at Sonora.
Mex. ard was worked hundreds Of
years ago by the natives. but was
lost track Of. In 1904 it was redis-
covered and sold to French parties.
who, after working il for nearly fifty
years. resold it 10 a rich Mexican.
and II has been in his hands ever
since. There are 100 chambers in
the mine. some $50 feet high. yet
not stick Of timber Is used to sup
port the roof, the support consist
ing Of pillars left in digging out tie
ore. The ore is Of loE grade.
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Dauchy ~ Co.'S. Adv'ts.


That Dr.. b. james Cannaba Iadica y prepafrd la
C4leufta, India, from the purest aud best Native
Hemp, AMI d the only remedy. either In that com
Try riss thar B. viii positively aud uerfaanelfs
cure Consumption. BrsBchift-, Asthma, Ns-
sal afarrh and Nervous Dealing. 90 bTrsk uu
cold in = hgurs- ESQ per bottle. three Laff.fs
g. 90 Cr4ddO-k & Co, 1881 Race - Fhlla.
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GRANITE
Polishing Machinery,

, aaa able - ca 80 orisfs 80 r0Ifsurp .,.D
PLAiN WORK. promptly
's'' iHo ifaf taFf ssht ohhhTTE
MONUMENTS - tls st.,s. ~ flIIa.... f..... A..
'''.a,f-a' hassa'haseiis. Ne nanpsh.fs
ana 80 p iares nanbrr d. Vermaaf
f'' ""Hai'sfHtr, rab-
'f'- Head ~tsnsa, 49, hngfhlna lh fat 49,. 49,.
- ''f'fsi''aa H''a' ~ ealI - 80 ~ pf..fs
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place.
r'' CAP Postage ffnlap
- nprfsspaad sHh af 400 b uaay sase saa ...ii...
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ing steers. 81. e59s 25: cows s1.2502.5o; grass
range steers. ST. 80 02.I5.
Hoes--Receipts. 13447: shipments; 3s34 Mar
ket weak and &c lower. Good to choice, "a. 500
44O common to medium, S4.Oo04.25; skps and
pigs 81 0O03.90.
Sheep-Receipts. l. 1914: shipments. 500. Market
steady. Good to choice. $2.75 so; common to
medium. $1.50O250.
ST LOUIS Oct. s.-Catte-Receipts. 12oo;
shipments. LOO. Market strong. Choice heavy
native 81 2o04; 7o;fair to good native steers
S3 6O0430; butchers steers, medium to choice
81 9o03.70; rangers, common to good corn-fed.
So 1O03.65.
Hogs-Receipts. 5.4O0: shipments, 400. Market
active and firm. Choice heavy and butchers seec
tions. 81 5504 20; packing and Workers., medium
to prime. 81. 045O; pigs common to good 49, rs
04.15
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: shi pments 200. Mar
ket quiet. Fair to fancy, So 10 04OO; lambs. $3.50
04.S5.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
419 shipments. 200. Nothing doing: all through
consignments. No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. Q. 500: shipments. 300. Market
firm: Phiadelphias. $4.75 80: Workers, $4. 65 q
AS common fair $4. 4O04.6O. Sixteen cars of
hogs shipped to New York to day.
Sheep-Receipts. 60O shipments, 500. Market
very dull at yesterdays pricec.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2S.-Hogs active and firm;
common and light. 1856 "a. so; packing and butch
ers. $4.300470. Receipts, 1900; shipments, l.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO Oct. 2S.-The Drovers' Journal re-
PORTS Cattle-Receipts IL 600; shipments. 3 600
Market steady to strong: shipping steers, $1,000
SIS; stockers and feeders $3.50 03 cows. bulls
and mixed 81 .25 $50: Texas cattle, $17502 90;
Western rangers, So 03,5
Hogs-Receipts, % 000 shipments 10 600. Mar
ket steady: mixed $4. 2004.55; heavy, $135 f. 65;
light $42504.55 skips. $304.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 7.OOO shipments. =. 600. Mar
ket weak and 1O0 15c lower; natives, So. so $40
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Beeves-Recei 80
carloads for market. 81 carloads for beef exporter
% carloads for slaughterers direct, and more than
40 car loads in the selling pens that arrived on
Wednesday and yesterday. Market dull and weak
and lower; native steers ranged from So % 81 so
fair to good Colorado steers. S3 1903 60.
Sheep Receipts, 5. 7ss. Market dull and weak
sheep ranged from $3 TO $50 per 100 lbs. with q
few choice up to Sl.62l9 lambs, IS 06.25.
Hocs-Receipts. 3. 2u0. Market nominally steady
for live hogs at 81 So 05. 10.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2s.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports Cattle--Receipts 2.744 Choice corn
fed and erassers steady; slow and SD l0c lower
Good to choice corn-fed 81. 2O04SO; common to
medium, 1925 10; stockers, $2.Oo02.6O: feed
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Petroeum opened strong
at 7O1ac. There was good buying in the first hour
and the price advanced 3c but at this point the
bears attacked the market. and caused decline to
697sc There support given in the afternoon.
and the market rallied and closed firm at 7Oc; Sales
2,547 600 brls. Turpentine firm at Sec.
OIL CITY. Pa. Oct 28.-National Transit GER
tifcates opened at zoa4c: highest; ad14c; lowest
clearances, 100000 bris; charters. 96785 brls
shipments, 8 9OS brls runs, 7O,S9S brls.
PITTSBURG. Pa, Oct. 2S.--Petroleum weak and
lower National Transit certificates opened at 7O3sc
closed at 7OSsc; highest IL lac: lowest, 69aac.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct 28.-Petroleum firm; stand
ard white, 1lOo. 71zc.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 28-Turpentne steady
at 33c.
WILMINGTON, Dol. Oct. 2s-Turpentine firm at
323c
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Wool.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2S.-Wool quiet; Ohio.
Psnnsylvania and West Virginia. Xxx and above,
3O033la; X. 3O031c: medium. 3703sc: coarse
3603S; New York Michigan. Indiana aud Western
fine or X aud Xxx. 2S03Oc; medium SO 13Sc
coarse. 36037c fine washed delaine. and Xxx,
IS 036c; medium washed combng and delaine. $40
3S12c: Canada washed combng. So d36c; tub-washe6.
37D43c medium unwashed combing and deaine. %
03Oc coarse washed combing and deaine, 270
29c eastern Oregon. 14D2lc; valley Oregon, 22O
PC; New Mexican and Colorado, 1920.
BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-Wool steady, with good de-
mand; Ohio and Pennsylvana extra feeces. 3l0
8 loc Xxx feeces. 32033c No. 1. Sec; Michi
gan extra 2903Oc: No. 1 combine. 37038c; Ohio
fine deaine 35 IS 1ec: Michigan fine delaine 32lo0
&c., Territory wool 14023c; pulled WOOL extra % q
Csc; surer, 27035c.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Wool quiet ard easy; do
mestic fleece 26034c pulled. 14032c Texas. 90
22c
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-wool quiet, but steady.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK. Oct. Observation-Disclosures, Is, :
09S packages exports G, s7S brs and Is. 233 Sacks
quiet Strong on ali grades. Sales. IS, 700 brls.
Wheat-Receipts. $3.50 bu; exports. 1884
Blu; sales, 1850. 900 pu futures and 100000 bu
spot. Options opened strong and tri6e higher,
afterwards prices advanced 44sc, leaving off
steady; speculation very fair; spot lots a shade
better and moderately active; stock to arrive in
good demand No. spring nominal. s34c; No 1
hard DID, Sic store; ungraded red, SOL size; No.
red. "a a Sale elevator, 81 a SAFE (. o. b.. S5.0
s6tc delivered; c. f. and t.. a &c over December:
No. @ Toledo red, c. f. and l., S03 a S0ac; No. 1
inal, ssIc; No. red. October nominal
at sage; November. s3s a $500. closing at
s3sc; December 81 Ole a SAC, closing a. SAC;
January, s5s d soc. closing at oobc: Feoru-
airy. SIC, closing at SIC; April. S96S9sc,
closing at s9c; May. 994 a 903c. closing at 9Oc;
June. S9I 09Oc, closing NJ 90c; December (l8Ssl,
DBL a % Bloc, closing at 94c.
Corn-Receip,s. 81, $50 bu; exports, 30, 9o1
Blu; sales. 1896 900 on futures and 900 bu
spot, spot lots advanced &c with an increased
business; options a &c better and fairly active,
closing steady: ungraded, mixed. 534 a $3.50; No.
q 534c store, 534c f. o. b., 54c delivered: No 2.
white 57sc delivered; October, 50 a 53sc,
52sc; December. 50 1916 53ac, closing at 53c;
January, 52f % SIZE. closing at SIZE; May,
53S a $50, closing at 53.c
Oats-Recepts, I61 200 bu; exports. .480 bu;
palss $780, 900 bu futures and 100000 bu spot;
t14c higher. with decidedly more doing mixed
Western. 80 a. 4c; white DO Sc a 4Oc.
Hay fairly active.
Hons firm and unchanged.
Coffee--Spot fair Rio Is 72Ic options fairly
active, closing firm with 20 a 80 points advance;
sales. 81, $50 bags; October. It. 25c; Novem Der,
10 95 l6 Acc; Decembe Der, 16 10 d 10 40c: January,
I6 d l6 30c: February. Is 80 a 10 30c; March,
Is 80 a l6 zoe; April. Is % l6 l5c; May, 15 90
l6 15c; June. Is 20 Ice; July. 10 So a l6c; Aug
ust. Is 80 % 10 Toe; September. 1915 a 10 65c:
I1S8S)-October, Is. as a IL. Soc. November 1910
ais 30c: December Is % a Is 25c. Sugar firm
and moderately active; Manila, 1916 a 4ac;
fair refining quoted Lice; refined active and
strong; white oxtra G. 81 a SIC: off A. 50 a SIC;
fectionsrs' A, 6 DIG 068c; cut.loaf and crushed,
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Quiet Day in Business Circies-Prices in
the Main Firm.

A
the Main Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct %.
Without question there is less activity in
many branches of trade than there has been at
any time in the last three months While tax
paying may be one of the reasons the character
of the weather doubtless has something to do
with the dullness. Through the month Of Octo-
Der it has been mild and pleasant, and there has
been but little to remind one that winter is
drawing near, and that thicker clothing is
needed. and that the coal should be in the bin
and supplies for winter should be in the cellar
Yet take the volume of trade for the month
and even the last week it makes a more favor
able exhibit than that of the corresponding
month or week last year. In prices to-day there
were bat few changes Wooden goods, in spite
of the bearish tone Of the wool market, are sell
ing we'll, and prices rule firm. In fact. on all
lines of dry goods there is a f-m. steady tone to
prices. This is attributable to the fact that
mills well sold out. and there is less accumu-
lated stock with the handlers of this class of
goods Grocers are having fair trade. COT
fees, with the break in the market, are not
moving quite so freely, while sugars meet
ing with good sale Other staple groceries rule
firm. The commission men are pretty we'll
loaded down with apples. potatoes, Gran berries.
bananas. etc.. and prices this mild weather are
weaker. Grocers buying such articles
nearer their own prices than at any time this
quotations. while butter and poultry in
creased receipts are weaker. although not quota
bly, changed. In commenting on the dizziness Of
the wool market. the Boston Herald says
Manufacturers have come to think that there
is reason why they should carry the wool
they need when the trade is willing to do so in
o large volume, and then in the end sell it so
low as to make the manufacturer very glad that
he did buy earlier Hence, they buy only
limited amount they require to keep them
along, and when that little is gone they go to
market and buy at still lower prices than at
their previous purchases. The market con.
tinues to rule in the manufacturers' favor, and
pay losses to those who bought early. The
volume of trade is not what it should be. not
withstanding that the great majority OF the
wooden machinery Of the country is in mo ton.
But the extent of the use of shoddy. imported
yarns and last, but not least, the use Of cotton,
is hurting the wool market-the usa of these
articles mixed with wool has decreased the de-
mand for wool almost to alarming extent"
The local market continues in strong position,
with improved prices. Spot stuff in good re.
request and some inquiries as regards futures
Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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Cash quotations. were as follows: Flour
changed. No. spring wheat. 72 a 24c; No.
3 spring wheat. 644c: No. 2 red. 73c; No. 2 corn,
4ls04l2c; No 2 oats. PSI a Este; No. rye,
prime timothyseed. So 180219; mess pork
per Dbl, sl3 90: lard. per pound. 6 55c; short
rib sides, floose). s SOC; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed,) 50520c; short-clear sides (boxed),
G. 80 q 6 90c; whisky. distillers finished goods per
gal, 81 Suears-Cut-loaf. &c; graduated.
&c; standard A, 64c
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market dull to firm creamery, Is 26c;
dairy. 16 021c. Eggs firm at III 018c. Re-
ceipts-Flcu-. $4,000 brls: wheat, $4,000 ba;
corn, 10000 bu oats, IA 600 bn; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, AZ 900 blu. Shipments-Flour, 1000
brls: wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 1884. 900 bu; oats.
ia, 600 bu rye. 5000 bu: barley. 30, 600 bu-
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Oct. CSC. L. Green s. 60. say:
Cotton options to-day conferred mainly October.
for which there was slight squeeze and the price
was pegged at points advance and held until the
liquidation over Outside of this. however. the
tone was weak and slow. Prices declined 6D7
points and subsequently reacted Pas points closing
about steady.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 2S.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 8 Lice: low mddling lilo; good or.
binary 8 1-16c; net receipts ID. 162 bales: gross
receipts Ia 100 bales: exports to Great Britain,
52O7 baes sales, 2. 900 bales stock 195, 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S.-Cotton-Demand good
unchanged prices; Sales IL 900 bales. including
1000 Tor speculation and exports. and 200 bales
American.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt St. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 2S.-Florr dali, but steady and
unchanged Wheat opened firm and continued so
throughout closing steady fuctuating from lsc to
i4c No red, cash. 72072l2c; October. 72lsc
November 72lec; December, 73l4 osc. closing at
1850; May SO3e1SOac, closing $685. Corn
firm. bat irregular; cash, 39+c; October. 80 ac
November 3Sbs a SIC. closing at 80 osc; december
3SIed3Sl4c closing at 3Sl4c; May. Al IA a. &c.,
closing at 41l4c. Oats steady; cash. 25c; Nosem-
Der. 24iac; May. .2saac. Rye-Nothng doing
Barley firm ranging from zoo TO S5c. Hay weaker;
prime timothy. $12. 5O015.50; prairie, So son
11.5O. Bran strong 1T 66c. Eggs higher a. l6c.
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.. Junius, ir.. Walnut HIN. book for best six
Foot Notes.

DoDo's square is tough
XoA's star shines brightly in T. 2. d. above.
JUNIUs. JR.-We thankful for your los of puz,
zle.
DUTCH AND PETE--We should be glad to hear
from you again. as you have not written for long
time
WE reed all the puzzles which may be sent us. So
please let all contributors forward with
tributions
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-For a quiet market bust
ness was good the result of orders for moderate
assortments of seasonable specalties, and deliveries
on old engagements for all classes of stuffs.
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THE neglected cough often develops into con-
sumption Use BRowN's ExPECToRANT. 500
and 81 bottles
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

TEverything relating to this deparmentmust be add
dres sed to W. H. GRAHAM. West Scarborough. Cum
berland county, Name. Original contributions and
answers each weeks puzzles are desired.J
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Copper strong; lake,
10. Csc. Lead quiet domestic 4l4c. Tin firm.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-Lead sold to-day at 4.4Oc.
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FALL BULBS

At 70 and so East Market street. Descriptive cata
logue mailed free.
HUNTINGTON s. Hoss Seeismen.